Aversion to hospitals




Lot of surgeries are being done;
Not all need to.
Lot of scans and tests are being done;
Not all need to.
All at the cost of body and money;
Some with out need.
Faith in hospitals  is being shaken;
Aversion  sets.
19.11.2019

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